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Re[2]: MAKE command

daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Mark Hamstra)
Thu Nov 7 18:33:07 1996

From: Mark Hamstra <mhamstra@sullivan.bentley.com>
Date: Thu, 7 Nov 1996 15:20:11 -0500 (EST)
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Barnett Hsu <hsub01@student.ucr.edu> wrote:
> On Thu, 7 Nov 1996, Jon Klaren wrote:
> 
> > Bill Chambers wrote:
> > > the <make> command, required by to do the Kernel upgrade,
> > > is an unknown entity on my Redhat 3.0 sys.
> > > Am logged on via Root.
> > > Running BASH.
> > > Remember Root was the god of the system (from college, many moons
> ago),
> > > what has the newbie left out now?!?
> > > thanks again!
> > 
> > On my 3.0.3 system, make is part of make-3.74-5 so you need find
> > and install it with:
> > rpm -i make-3.74-5.i386.rpm
> > 
> 
> Another possibility is that the original poster doesn't have
> the current directory in his path.  In that case, it would
> be necessary to use "./make" rather than just "make".

Umm... unlikely.  Unless the actual 'make' executable was in the current
directory (which should only be the case if you are in /usr/bin on a Red
Hat system) './make' won't work.  Your PATH should include /usr/bin, you
should have execute permission on /usr/bin/make, and the Makefile should
be in the current directory; then 'make' should work as advertised.

Mark Hamstra
Bentley Systems, Inc.


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